Laura Paskus
Writing about rivers, climate change, community, & the more-than-human world from New Mexico.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 45 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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While the Rio Grande dries, NM backs down on water protections
hi everyone,
The Rio Grande in Albuquerque is going to start drying pretty soon.
Already, more than 35 miles are dry in the San Acacia reach and another ten miles are dry in the Isleta reach near Peralta.
This short video shows what i...
Heterogeneity, Friends, and Rivers
Martha Cooper and Ellen Soules with fellow surveyors (and a diligent pretzel watcher). Photo courtesy of Cooper). Read more at NM Rivers Rising.
hi everyone,
I’m super excited to have cleared a bunch of deadlines off my plate. Now, I’m ge...
More brown than blue
In the Middle Rio Grande this morning, 33.6 miles are dry in the San Acacia reach in central New Mexico. Drying began in the Isleta reach near Peralta last Wednesday, and as of yesterday, 3.2 miles were dry there.
Of course, the lower Rio...
“What can we do?” (A lot.)
Last week, after my latest story about the Middle Rio Grande published, one question kept rolling into my email and across social media feeds: “What can we do?”
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Well, there’s a lot to do. Here’s a list to get you started.
Pay atten...
It's the right time
Last week, I wrote about impending drying in the Middle Rio Grande. You can read the story over on Source New Mexico’s website.
The take home points?
The Middle Rio Grande will start drying soon. As it gets hotter and drier, the bosque...
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Writing about climate change, rivers, & more from New Mexico. Author of "At the Precipice: NM's Changing Climate." Editor of "Water Bodies: Love Letters to the Most Abundant Substance on Earth." New book announcement coming soon.
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